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About the Artwork:
A true masterpiece. Immerse your space in the vibrant, detailed energy of traditional Bali with this monumental, …
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About the Artwork:
A true masterpiece. Immerse your space in the vibrant, detailed energy of traditional Bali with this monumental, original mid-century masterpiece by renowned Ubud artist Dewa Nyoman Gati (also heavily documented under the regional spelling variation I Dewa Nyoman Jati, Indonesian, b. 1940). Standing an extraordinary 5.5 feet tall, this investment-grade canvas masterfully captures a bustling, multi-layered Ubud marketplace (Pasar).
Gati’s signature style is beautifully executed here, showcasing his highly sought-after elongated, athletic figures, meticulous rhythmic composition, and an elegantly muted, natural earth-tone color palette. The artwork captures a complex daily ritual overflowing with rich textures: graceful merchants balancing hand-woven baskets, woven parasols, and an abundance of local tropical fruits including stacked bananas, rambutan, and mangosteens. Gati studied directly under his legendary uncle, I Dewa Putu Bedil, a foundational master of the Ubud school, and Gati's works are held in premier international institutions, including the permanent collection of the Neka Art Museum in Bali. The piece features a crisp, authentic hand-painted signature and location marker in the lower-right corner: "Dw. Nyoman Gati, Ubud - Bali."
Framing & Architectural Presence:
The painting is housed in its original, exceptionally stable Balinese hand-carved solid hardwood frame. The frame features a substantial 2-inch profile depth with deeply undercut traditional foliage relief carvings (Patra) cornered by elegant geometric moldings. A subtle, sophisticated metallic gold wash highlights the raised scrolls, catching ambient light beautifully. Surrounded by a pristine white inner liner, this monumental artwork offers an unmatched three-dimensional presence on a gallery floor or showroom wall.
Museum-Grade Construction:
The reverse of the structure reveals professional gallery presentation. The original unprimed cotton canvas displays an authentic, uniform pigment bleed-through ("ghosting") on the reverse, verifying its hand-painted origin. To support its massive weight and scale, the canvas is stabilized by a robust, multi-panel internal wood cross-brace grid that prevents long-term sagging or bowing. The frame is fully equipped for immediate installation, fitted with multi-screw steel strap hangers (D-ring plates) and heavy-duty braided steel hanging wire.
Technical Specifications & Listing Metadata
Artist: Dewa Nyoman Gati / I Dewa Nyoman Jati (Indonesian, b. 1940)
Title/Subject: Market Scene / Pasar Buah (Fruit Market)
Period: Mid-20th Century (circa 1960s-1970s)
Place of Origin: Ubud, Bali, Indonesia
Materials/Technique: Tempera or ink wash on unprimed cotton canvas
Dimensions:
Height: 67.0 inches (5.58 ft)
Width: 35.25 inches (2.93 ft)
Depth/Profile: 2.0 inches
Shipping Tier: Requires Freight / White-Glove Flat-Rate Shipping due to scale and weight.
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- Dimensions
- 35.25ʺW × 2ʺD × 67ʺH
- Frame Type
- Framed
- Period
- Mid 20th Century
- Country of Origin
- Indonesia
- Item Type
- Vintage, Antique or Pre-owned
- Materials
- Canvas
- Oil Paint
- Steel
- Wood
- Condition
- Good Condition, Original Condition Unaltered, Some Imperfections
- Color
- Beige
- Condition Notes
- Overall Condition Rating: Excellent / Very Good Vintage State (100% transparent disclosure) This monumental 5.5-foot artwork is offered in excellent, … moreOverall Condition Rating: Excellent / Very Good Vintage State (100% transparent disclosure) This monumental 5.5-foot artwork is offered in excellent, unaltered vintage condition. The original unprimed canvas remains tightly stretched with a completely stable paint layer, entirely free of flaking, paint loss, or surface cracking (craquelure). Consistent with authentic mid-century tropical hardwoods, the original hand-carved frame displays a minor, localized miter separation on the lower-left outer corner from natural historic wood shrinkage. Additionally, there is a minor, stable canvas alignment shift along the lower-right white inner liner. Both characteristics are completely age-appropriate, purely cosmetic, and do not impact the structural integrity or immediate gallery-readiness of the piece. Canvas & Surface Layer: Impeccable. The canvas remains perfectly taut with absolute planar integrity. A raking-light audit confirms no canvas draws, dimples, or sagging. The paint layer is fully stable and unmarred; free of micro-fissures, pigment flaking, moisture staining, sun-fading, or age-related surface cracking (craquelure). Canvas-to-Liner Alignment Note: The white liner shows clean linear alignment across the top and left quadrants. The lower-right vertical border displays a minor, localized factory shift where a narrow sliver of the raw canvas edge is slightly visible against the white inner liner. This does not impact structural security. Frame Structure & Miters: The hand-carved hardwood frame remains structurally sound, straight, and true along its entire 67-inch length, with zero lateral twisting or bowing away from the wall plane. Upper-Left, Upper-Right, & Lower-Right Miters: Perfectly flush, tight, and square. Lower-Left Miter: Exhibits a minor, age-appropriate miter separation at the outer edge due to natural, historic wood shrinkage typical of vintage tropical hardwoods. The corner remains completely rigid, stable, and secure. Carvings: Flawless across all four corners; completely free of chips, missing wood fragments, or broken relief scrolls. Backing & Hardware: Pristine. Structural timber backing is dry and free of insect or moisture damage. Features heavy-duty, modern steel strap hangers and secure braided steel wire ready for load-bearing installation. less
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